Sentence examples for inconclusive efficacy from inspiring English sources

Glucosamine has gained widespread use among patients, despite inconclusive efficacy data.

Data in the literature are inconclusive about the efficacy of acupuncture (grade A methodology), but do not recommend homeopathy (grade A methodology) or spinal manipulation (professional agreement) for the prevention of migraine.

However, preliminary published clinical trials were inconclusive about imatinib efficacy and showed side effects.

Interest exists in complementary therapies, particularly in herbal remedies for asthma treatment, currently with inconclusive evidence of efficacy.

Interestingly, these guidelines determined that the data available for acetaminophen, opioids, and pain patches was inconclusive regarding their efficacy for treating OA of the knee.

This service has received an "I" rating, however, because evidence is inconclusive for the efficacy of exercise counseling to change behavior.

Contacts with latent TB infection were not treated because evidence is inconclusive for the efficacy of preventive therapy; these contacts had follow-up medical visits every 6 months for 2 years.

Meanwhile, Ernst11 reported an inconclusive result regarding the efficacy of acupuncture on weight loss based on a systematic review, but without a meta-analysis, of four RCTs.

There is a growing literature with inconclusive data on the efficacy of anti-adhesion agents.

Despite the previous finding describing the role of silibinin, the main molecular targets responsible for its strong antimigratory and anti-invasive efficacy remained inconclusive.

Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs are widely used, but there is inconclusive evidence for their efficacy in relieving endometriosis-associated pelvic pain.